Danjoe4

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by Danjoe4 3y ago
This is a waste of taxpayer funds. Federal spending is 37% of GDP, this is not sustainable.
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
Someone please post the full article link. I'm uninterested in some journalist's interpretation of the study.
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
This is actually rational discrimination. Excessive near-work literally causes myopia so one should deduce individuals with glasses have spent more time in front of a computer.
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
Avoiding fruits only comes after cutting out all processed sugar, or added sugar on the label. Then you should cut out all processed grains. Flour is basically powdered carbohydrate, which spikes your insulin in a manner not much different
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
What, is that you likely have an IQ ~2 standard deviations above average. Most doctors are similarly intelligent. While he/she possesses more medical domain knowledge, you are able to problem solve with similar accuracy with a little r
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
Because the things that can't be changed are good. Namely, lots of empty land to expand into, near the coast for shipping, good geo-position, temperate weather, sparsely populated but still close to a city and airport. We can expand
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
It's coming eventually. Like I said, Elon is bad with deadlines. Sometimes it's hard to provide accurate time estimates for your human-machine interface, AI-powered electric car, and rockets.
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
Rarely delivering? That's just not in line with reality. Tesla has produced over 2 million vehicles, and has produced the best electric car since its inception over a decade ago. SpaceX has reusable rockets which is an insane feat of
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
Yeah they're poisoning the food supply. You haven't heard? https://www.ewg.org/news-insights/news-release/2018/10/round... The government agencies are beyond incompetent. They are complicit a
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
There isn't one. This space has a lot of churn; a hot new project is started by a dev who claims they'll finally have "the solution" for the WYSIWYG space. Then it gets dropped after a few years. In fact many of the comm
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
We should not reduce energy use. Energy and prosperity are the same thing. The only way out of the climate crisis is innovation, which cheap energy accelerates. The moment we create the tesseract, the climate crisis is solved. With unlimite
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
http://web.archive.org/web/20231015182256/https://www.nytime...
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
You assume doing drugs is a sign of a dysfunctional person. While it often is, plenty of people use drugs responsibly, in moderation, because drugs are fun.
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
Bad faith interpretation. Clearly there are benefits to having a parent dedicated solely to child rearing. I do not think a daycare is the optimal environment for child rearing. The issue here is not women's rights but the responsib
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
You can't, but the vast majority of US healthcare expenses are routine/primary care. If we have price transparency, then price sensitive individuals seeking routine care will drive prices down to a reasonable cost. Many emergency
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
Elon Musk has greatly accelerated green energy innovation through EVs, battery technology, and solar. Are these actions appropriately described as "alt-right"?
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
It's a culture issue. Some PMs get the impression that they're higher up in the hierarchy; they start delegating instead of negotiating with the devs. Really they're just around because upper management prefers talking to the
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
Yes PM roles seem to be exploding at certain companies and it's a bad thing for developers. There's not enough engineers to meet demand so just hire more PMs seems to be the strategy.
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
I would not consider USA LEO illegally detaining or using excessive force comparable to the Kremlin ordering the arrest of a dissident's family members. One is an individual acting on ignorance, racism, or poor training while the other
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
95% of people are astoundingly ignorant of how our tax system actually works. Once you get into a moderately advanced investment/tax strategy and start looking into forming an S Corp, tax advantaged accounts, etc. you realize how the
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
You answered your own question. When you join a large project and there's a perfect dev environment available in 3 minutes with `make init`, it makes sense. If you're the solo dev, it doesn't make sense to spend 5 hours figur
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
The product has had several new features added, is more performant, the bots have been culled, and a rebrand is common when a company is going in a new direction. Not to mention when Elon first bought the company he announced his goal was t
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
Jail. Asylums circumvent due process as other commentators have pointed out. Jails should be staffed with a physician who has the discretion to transfer inmates to treatment centers.
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
Are you obese? Soda and most forms of liquid calories are bad for you. Most of your fluid intake should be from water.
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
Fluoride, for example. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3491930/
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
I'm not aware of any recent laws that restrict the rights of LGBT individuals, could you please name them?
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
To be fair, social security and Medicare are causing the USA budget deficit
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
You can do a lot with Django templates. Sprinkle in any of these and I find it unlikely you'll be reaching for React. Although if you have lots of React experience I am a believer in "use what you know". Tool familiarity >
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by Danjoe4 3y ago
I believe this only applies to large tech companies, which I appreciate. Preventing regulatory capture is important
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Senate Bill 262, the Florida Digital Bill of Rights(flsenate.gov)
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